VivoPower is taking another big step toward building an XRP focused business strategy. The company has announced a new partnership that could give investors exposure to a very large amount of XRP without directly buying the token.
The plan involves a joint effort between VivoPower and an investment firm based in South Korea. Together they aim to source three hundred million dollars worth of shares in Ripple Labs. Ripple is the company closely linked to XRP and holds a large amount of the token on its balance sheet.
Based on current prices VivoPower says this amount of Ripple equity connects to nearly one billion dollars worth of XRP. This gives investors indirect exposure through company ownership rather than holding the digital asset itself.
The target audience for this investment vehicle is institutional investors and approved retail investors in South Korea. This region is known as one of the strongest markets for XRP activity and long term interest.
VivoPower will not use its own money to buy these shares. Instead it will act as a manager and coordinator through its digital asset unit. Its role is to source the Ripple shares and manage the structure of the investment.
Because of this setup VivoPower expects to earn revenue through management fees and performance based rewards. Over a three year period the company believes this could bring in around seventy five million dollars if the full target amount is reached.
The company has already received permission from Ripple to purchase an initial batch of preferred shares. It is also in talks to buy more shares from existing large holders. No extra details were shared due to legal limits around sensitive transactions.
This move fits into VivoPower wider shift toward XRP. Earlier this year the company raised over one hundred million dollars from private investors. This marked a clear decision to focus its digital asset strategy around XRP instead of other major coins.
VivoPower has also started using XRP in yield based systems. Part of its holdings has been placed into structured setups that aim to generate returns. The company has also adopted a stable value digital currency linked to Ripple for internal treasury use.
By choosing Ripple shares instead of direct XRP purchases this strategy may appeal to investors who prefer traditional equity structures. It also avoids some custody and regulatory challenges linked to holding tokens directly.
For VivoPower this approach allows growth without heavy balance sheet risk. The company earns fees and upside while outside investors provide the capital. This lowers financial pressure while keeping exposure to the XRP ecosystem.
This move shows growing confidence in Ripple long term role in global payments and digital finance. It also highlights how companies are finding new ways to offer crypto exposure through familiar investment models.
If successful this plan could strengthen VivoPower's position as one of the first public firms closely aligned with XRP at a structural level. It also shows continued interest from Asian markets in Ripple-related assets.
As the digital asset space matures more companies may follow similar paths by mixing equity and blockchain exposure in simple and regulated ways.
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